nanoFramework.M5Stack Update 7 NuGet dependencies

Bumps nanoFramework.Iot.Device.Mpu6886 from 1.2.590 to 1.2.601Bumps nanoFramework.Iot.Device.Buzzer from 1.2.590 to 1.2.601Bumps nanoFramework.Iot.Device.Ip5306 from 1.2.590 to 1.2.601Bumps nanoFramework.Iot.Device.Axp192 from 1.2.590 to 1.2.601Bumps nanoFramework.Iot.Device.Rtc from 1.2.590 to 1.2.601Bumps nanoFramework.System.Device.Wifi from 1.5.85 to 1.5.91Bumps nanoFramework.System.Net from 1.10.79 to 1.11.1 [version update]

:warning: This is an automated update. :warning:

Summary by CodeRabbit

New Features
- Updated several dependencies to the latest version (1.2.601), enhancing functionalities and performance across various applications.
Bug Fixes
- Upgraded packages may include critical bug fixes that improve stability and reliability in the application’s performance.

Jul 31 '24 03:07 nfbot

Walkthrough

The recent changes involve a significant update to multiple packages.lock.json files across various nanoFramework projects. These updates predominantly include version increments from 1.2.590 to 1.2.601 for several dependencies, reflecting improvements and potential bug fixes. The updates ensure that the projects utilize the latest stable versions of the specified packages, enhancing functionality, performance, and reliability.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
`Tests/FireTestApp/packages.lock.json`	Updated dependencies `nanoFramework.Iot.Device.Buzzer`, `Ip5306`, and `Mpu6886` from `1.2.590` to `1.2.601`.
`Tests/M5Core2TestApp/packages.lock.json`	Updated dependencies including `Axp192`, `Mpu6886`, `Rtc` to `1.2.601` and increased `nanoFramework.System.Device.Wifi` and `System.Net` versions.
`Tests/M5CoreTestApp/packages.lock.json`	Updated `Ip5306` and `Mpu6886` from `1.2.590` to `1.2.601`.
`Tests/M5StickTestApp/packages.lock.json`	Updated `Axp192`, `Mpu6886`, and `Rtc` to `1.2.601`.
`Tests/ToughTestApp/packages.lock.json`	Updated `Axp192`, `System.Device.Wifi`, and `System.Net` to their latest versions.
`nanoFramework.AtomMatrix/packages.lock.json`	Updated `Mpu6886` to `1.2.601`.
`nanoFramework.Fire/packages.lock.json`	Updated `Buzzer`, `Ip5306`, and `Mpu6886` to `1.2.601`.
`nanoFramework.M5Core/packages.lock.json`	Updated `Buzzer`, `Ip5306`, and `Mpu6886` to `1.2.601`.
`nanoFramework.M5Core2/packages.lock.json`	Updated `Axp192`, `Mpu6886`, and `Rtc` to `1.2.601`.
`nanoFramework.M5StickC/packages.lock.json`	Updated `Axp192`, `Mpu6886`, and `Rtc` to `1.2.601`.
`nanoFramework.M5StickCPlus/packages.lock.json`	Updated `Axp192`, `Buzzer`, `Mpu6886`, and `Rtc` to `1.2.601`.
`nanoFramework.Tough/packages.lock.json`	Updated `Axp192` and `Rtc` to `1.2.601`.

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